Posts tagged experimental
”For this body of work I have assembled more than 100,000 hand cast crayons of varying colors and shades to produce a body of work that, to the best of my knowledge, is unlike anything done before in art. These individual “pixels” of wax are precisely stacked into specific locations inside of wooden frames to produce a new art form that uniquely balances the qualities of both photography and sculpture. Further, I have developed a mapping system that translates the English alphabet into 26 discrete colors and I use these crayon “fonts” to add words and language to each of the pieces in the show.”
Bacteriograms by Erno-Erik Raitanan
As the name Bacteriograms implies, this series is closer to photograms than photographs. These images are made without a camera, by cultivating bacteria on the gelatin surface of the negatives, using a similar process as the one used in laboratories to grow bacteria on agar in petri dishes.
The world inside us | Double exposure Portraits by Dan Mountford
Destroyed Apple Products by Michael Tompert and Paul Fairchild
Recreations of Van Gogh paintings made from spices by Kelly McCollam
by Luke Evans
With fellow student Josh Lake, photographic 35mm film was eaten, digested, excreted out, and then washed. The damage and traces left on the emulsion surface were examined through a scanning electron microscope.
AETHER
Photographic collaboration by Nicholas Alan Cope & Dustin Edward Arnold
Before I Die by Candy Chang
What do you want to do before you die?
Double Exposure by Andre de Freitas
